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My Feral Heart – World Down Syndrome Day Screenings

21st March is recognised as World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD),  this date was chosen as Ds is caused by having 3 copies or chromosome 21! To help mark the event a number of cinema will be screening the brilliant British award winning film My Feral Heart, which stars in the lead role a brilliant young actor called Steven Brandon, who also happened to have Down’s syndrome. Steven’s performance was…

Little Shop of Horrors (1986, Directed by Frank Oz)

So I tried to get this together before, but people were too afraid to commit. I’ve finally recovered, picked myself up, brushed myself off, and tried to re-organise this before someone else does.

It’s a screening I’m organising (courtesy of OurScreen) of one of the greatest movies ever made. Not only will we be screening it in all it’s glory, it’ll be the Directors Cut, which means we finally have a chance to see the full movie on the big screen, exactly as intended.

Annoyingly, these things aren’t free. To cover the costs of hiring the beautiful Notting Hill Gate, a small charge of £10.50 is required per ticket. If we don’t sell enough, the screening doesn’t happen. So get booking people!

It’s on Monday 23rd February (which, believe it or not, was the most convenient date available) at 21:00, and tickets are on sale here: https://www.ourscreen.com/screening/38255.